Caroline Vander Stichele, Tilburg University, is Professor of New Testament and project-leader of 'Religion and Climate Change in the Netherlands', funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). Her research focuses on the cultural impact of the Bible, representations of gender, and religion in modern media. Jacqueline Borsje, University of Amsterdam, is Associate Professor in Religious Studies, specialized in Celtic Studies. Her research focuses on medieval Irish literature, mythology and culture, including monsters, supernatural entities, cosmology, the evil eye, and words of power.

Caroline Vander Stichele, Tilburg University, is Professor of New Testament and project-leader of 'Religion and Climate Change in the Netherlands', funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). Her research focuses on the cultural impact of the Bible, representations of gender, and religion in modern media. Jacqueline Borsje, University of Amsterdam, is Associate Professor in Religious Studies, specialized in Celtic Studies. Her research focuses on medieval Irish literature, mythology and culture, including monsters, supernatural entities, cosmology, the evil eye, and words of power.

Caroline Vander Stichele, Tilburg University, is Professor of New Testament and project-leader of 'Religion and Climate Change in the Netherlands', funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). Her research focuses on the cultural impact of the Bible, representations of gender, and religion in modern media. Jacqueline Borsje, University of Amsterdam, is Associate Professor in Religious Studies, specialized in Celtic Studies. Her research focuses on medieval Irish literature, mythology and culture, including monsters, supernatural entities, cosmology, the evil eye, and words of power.